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Prompt to clip

Write what you want cut. Talecut watches the whole video, and every part that matches comes back as its own vertical clip.

New accounts start with 100 free minutes of source video.

  • Every matchNot the best one. If it happens four times you get four clips.
  • Words and picturesWhat was said and what is on screen, so a silent moment still counts.
  • Framed and captioned9:16, held on whoever is talking, cut in the quiet between words.

Type in your prompt

Any kind of video. Anything you can describe.

There is no list of supported formats and no menu of clip types. You write the instruction, and it is read against what was said and what is on screen. Here is what that looks like on the videos people bring us.

  • Podcasts

    Two hours of talking, a handful of moments worth posting.

    • three clips of the funniest bits
    • every time somebody says the product name
  • Interviews

    One question, one answer, one clip.

    • one clip per question
    • stay on whoever is answering
  • Product demos

    The part people rewind to, on its own.

    • one clip of the pricing explanation
    • keep the product in frame the whole time
  • Talks and lectures

    An hour on stage, cut to what the room reacted to.

    • the part where they explain the diagram
    • stay on the speaker, not the slides
  • Vlogs and travel

    Long days of footage with three good minutes in them.

    • every time the dog is on screen
    • one clip of the moment we arrive
  • Courses and tutorials

    A lesson split into the steps somebody will actually watch.

    • one clip per step
    • keep the whiteboard in frame

How it works

You write one line. Everything after it happens on its own.

  1. You say what you want

    In your own words, the way you would ask an editor. A person, a topic, a kind of moment.

  2. It watches the whole thing

    Every shot and every line spoken, start to finish, so it knows what is in there before it decides anything.

  3. It finds your moments

    It picks the parts that answer what you asked, and it stops where the sentence stops rather than mid-word.

  4. It reframes and finishes

    Each moment becomes a vertical clip that follows your subject, subtitled and levelled, ready to post.

Before, your video

Source

After, one clip

9:16
It follows the subject. The dashed window is the crop this run really used, moving across most of the frame to stay with him as he walks. What comes out is the right side, at full height.

What do you want cut?

Press Enter and pick your video. Your words come with it.

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